Understanding and Managing Threats to the Environment in South Eastern Europe

<p>Foreword.- Introduction.- Slovenian Environmental Policy Analysis - From Institutional Declarations to Instrumental Legal Regulation.- Situational Crime-Prevention Measures to Environmental Threats.- The Role of Economic Instruments in Eco-Crime Prevention.- International Waste Trafficking – Preliminary Explorations.- Primary Categories and Symbiotic Green Crimes in Bosnia and Herzegovina.- Usage of Special Investigation Measures in Detecting Environmental Crime – International and Macedonian Perspectives.- Solving Problems Related to Environmental Crime Investigations.- The Benefits from Using Professionally Developed Models of Possible Hazardous Materials Accident Scenarios in Crime Scene Investigation.- Environmental-Security Aspects of Explosion in the Ammunition Storage – Opportunity for Policy Making.- Nanotechnology: The Implementation of Precautionary Principle beyond the European Union Bounded Space?.- Management of Spring Zones of Surface Water - The Prevention of Ecological Risks on the Example of Serbia and South Eastern Europe.- Environmental Risks to Air, Water and Soil Due to the Coal Mining Process.- Solid Municipal Waste in Ukraine: A Case Study of Environmental Threats and Management Problems of the Chernivtsi Dump Area.- Environmental Risk Factors in Connection With Hospital Laundry Effluent.- Risk Assessment of Chemicals in Food for Public Health Protection.- Possibilities of Risk Quantification in the System of Save-for-Health Food Production.- Solutions to Threats and Risks for the National Security of Slovenia.- Uncertainty in Quantitative Analysis of Risks Impacting Human Security in Relation to Environmental Threats.-Environmental Conflict Analysis.- Bibliography.- Index.</p>